STATESIDE Paper Co

Custom printed in the USA. Weeks, not months.

Cups and plates for American food businesses, printed with your own logo on a domestic press. First order in three to four weeks, reorders in one to two, and the starting price is on this page, not behind a sales call.

Free box, no card, no account. Two minutes on one form.

Your wrap. Your press run.

Your brand on every cup

A plain white cup is a cup somebody else could have sold you. The same cup with your wrap on it is a sign, a receipt, and a photograph that keeps working after the customer leaves.

Printing it is one decision: send the logo you already have, approve the proof we send back, and the next case that arrives is yours.

Start with a free sample box
Illustration of the printable wrap area. The mark shown is a placeholder, not a customer.

Four steps, start to restocked

  1. Step 1

    Send your logo and your sizes

    One form, two minutes. Tell us what you serve and roughly how much of it you go through. No account, no portal, no sales call to see a price.

  2. Step 2

    Get a free sample box and a written quote

    Unprinted stock in the sizes you are considering, plus the per-piece price at every tier in writing, so you compare against the cup you already buy, in your own hand.

  3. Step 3

    Approve the proof, we print and ship

    You approve a digital proof of your wrap before anything runs. Then it prints domestically and ships to your door in three to four weeks.

  4. Step 4

    Reorder in a week or two

    Your wrap stays on file. A reorder ships in one to two weeks, and a rush reorder in days, so you stop stocking three months of cups in the back room.

Printed here, so the wait is a schedule instead of a season

The reason custom print has been out of reach for a single-location shop is not the printing. It is the ocean in the middle of the supply chain: a container that takes two months at the very least and four or more as a rule to reach you, and a duty rate that moves while you wait.

Take the ocean out and the numbers change shape. A first run ships in three to four weeks. After that your wrap is on file, and a reorder ships in one to two — days, if you are in a hurry — so a seasonal flavor, a new location, or the rebrand you have been putting off becomes a decision you can make this quarter, not next.

Lead times for first orders and reorders, compared with an overseas container
OrderShips inRush
First order 3–4 weeks from approved proof 2 weeks
Reorder 1–2 weeks A few days
A container from overseas 2 months at the very least; 4 or more as a rule None exists

Counted from approved proof. Rush runs are quoted on request.

The number starts on the page

Every competitor in this category hides the number behind a form, then quotes you against whatever they think you will pay. We publish where a product starts and what the order minimum is as each sheet is signed off, and quote the rest in writing the same day, so you can rule us in or out before you talk to anyone.

What you actually pay depends on the sizes, wall type, and color count you pick — each size is its own die, so each one carries its own number. That part arrives as a written quote, normally the same day you ask.

Get your quote in writing
Starting per-piece price and order minimum by product category
ProductFrom, per pieceOrder minimum
Paper Cups $0.12 5,000 pieces
Ice Cream Cups Quoted in writing Quoted in writing
Soup Cups Quoted in writing Quoted in writing
Paper Plates Quoted in writing Quoted in writing

Where a starting price is not yet published, it is quoted in writing, normally the same day you ask, and the free sample box carries it on paper for the sizes you name.

Floor price per piece, before shipping. Your sizes and color count are priced in the quote.

We would rather you held one

We are new, and we are not going to fill this page with logos and quotes to pretend otherwise. What we can do is put the actual stock in your hands and the actual numbers on paper, for free, and let you compare it to whatever you buy today.

Request the free sample box

In the box

  • Unprinted stock

    The actual cups and plates in the sizes you are weighing: the same stock a print run uses.

  • A printed wrap sample

    So you can see how ink sits on that stock before your own artwork is on it.

  • The written price ladder

    The per-piece price at every tier for the sizes you asked about, on paper.

  • A spec sheet

    Sizes, lids, case packs, and print areas for what is in the box.

Get the cups in your hands before you decide anything.

A free sample box is unprinted stock in the sizes you are weighing, plus the written price ladder for those sizes. No account, no call required.